Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-03-24
".oNLY AFTER DEATH"
What Wonders the Microscope
Has Done for Us.
No Longer Obliged to Die to Find Out
"whats Killing U.s."

One of the leading scientific publications
states that many people are now using the NIL
croscopo TO discover the real cause OF disease
in the system, and to detect authorizations OF
food and me1icines
This wonderful instrument has saved many
u life A mcroscopical test shows, for in
stance, the presence OF albumen, or the life OF
the blood, in certain arrangements OF the kid
neys, but medicine does not tell us how far
advanced the arrangement is, or whether it
shall prove fatal.
The microscope, however, gives us this
knowledge.
Bnghfs disease, which 80 many people
dread, was not fully known until the micro
scope revealed it's characteristics 1t greatly
aids the physician skilled In its use, in deter
Il, mining how far disease has advanced, and
gives fuller idea of the true structure OF the
kidney.
noted German scholar recently discovered
that by the aid Of the microscope, the physi-
clan can tell If there is q tum0r forming in tho
system, and If certain appearances are seen IN
the fluids passed, it ii proof positive that
the tumor is 10 DO a malignant one.
III any arrangement OF the kidneys is de-
tected by the microscope, the physician looks
for the development OF almost any disease the
system is heir TO, and any indication OF
Brights disease, which has no symptoms OF
It's own and cannot be fully recognized except
by the microscope, he looks upon with alarm.
This disease has existed for more than 100
yearsL IL is only until recently that the micro
scope has revealed TO us its universal preva-
lence and fatal character. Persons who form
orly died of what was called general debility,
nervous breakdown, dropsy, paralysis, heart
dlsoas0, rhenmatisra, apopl0xy, otto, are now
known TO have really died of kidney disease,
because, had there been no disorder of the
kidneys, the chances are that the effects from
which they died would never have existed
As the world becomes better acquainted with
the importance OF the kidneys IN the human
economy by the aid of the microscope, there is
concerning it, and this accounts for tho errone-
GUS belief that it is on the increase.
As yet neither homeopathist nor allopathist
Is prepared with a cure for derangol kidneys,
but the world has long since recognized, and
many medical gentlemen also recognize and
prescribe Warmers safe cure for these de-
rangements, and admit that 1t is the only
specific for the common and advanced forms
OF kidney disorders.
Formerly the true cause of death was dis
covered only after death. To-day the micro
scope shows us, in the water we pass, the
dangerous condition of any organ in the body,
thus enabling us to treat 1t promptly and es-
cape premature death.
As tho microscope in the hands OF laymen
has revealed many diseases that the medical
men were not aware OF, so that preparation,
like many other discoveries in medicine and
science, was found out by laymen outside the
medical code; consequently 1t comes very hard
for medical men to lndorse and prescribe 1t
grow in popularity, and the evidences Of its
effectiveness are seen on every hand
Some persons claim that the proprietors
should give the medical profession the form
ula of this remedy, il it is such ~godsend to
humanity" and let the physicians and public
Judge whether or not ii be 80 recognized
We, however, do not blame them for not
publishing the formula, even to get the recog-
milton of the medical profession The stand
| ing of the men who manufacture this great
| remedy is equal to that of the majority of
| physicians, and tho reason that some doctors
| give for not adopting and prescribing it-viz
| that they do not know what its ingredients are
lis absurd
Mr. Warmers statement-that many OF the
ingredients are expensive, and that tho desire
Of the interruptions dealer or prescriber to
realize large profit from its manufacture
| by using cheap or injurious substances
| for those ingredients would leopard
ize it's quality and reputation; and that War
| ner's safe cure cannot be made in small guam
| titles on account of the expensive apparatus
| necessary in compoundIng these ingredients
seems to us TO DO a reasonable and sufficient
| one.
| The universal testimony of our friends and
| neighbors, and the indisputablo evidence that
| it, and it alone, has complete mastery over all
aSsasfs e R ka1f y HBsnt sha eo
| elusive proof that it is, perhaps, the most
benefcent discovery known to scientific medi-
cine since the microscope revealed to us the
all-important nature Of tho organs ii is de-
signed to reach and benefit